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Manx word

ceaut

thrown, launched; jaded, worn, spent, bygone; trite

adjective

ceaut means “thrown, launched; jaded, worn, spent, bygone; trite” in Manx and is used as a adjective.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formceaut
Sheh-veggeycheaut
Boceygeaut

ceaut in context

Bayrnyn ceaut 'syn aer.

Caps thrown aloft.

A2

Cullee ceaut dagh ooilley laa.

Everyday suit.

A1

Mooirchooraghyn ceaut er y traie.

Flotsam cast up on the shore.

A2

Ta'n seyrey echey ceaut.

His leave is up.

A2

V'eh ceaut 'sy chashtal.

He was thrown into prison.

A2

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Related Manx words

aeg

young

bashtit

baptized, christened

bleinoil

yearly

boirit

worried

brisht

broken

caglit

bounded, finite

cliaghtit

practised

coamrit

clad, clothed; finished

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